Product Details
Engine Coolant Water Pump by Pierburg®. Using state-of-the-art development methods and tools, Pierburg Pump Technology has taken on the responsibility of developing these important engine components for its customers. Mechanical coolant pumps produced by Pierburg Pump Technology for combustion engines are distinguished by their top quality, working properties, and extremely long service life.
Features
- Made to provide unequaled quality and reliability
- Made with the use of the latest technologies
- Guaranteed to provide ultimate strength and durability
Pierburg Pump Technology uses different types of closed and open impellers. State-of-the-art calculation methods and flow simulation tools are used to optimize the manufacturing process for these impellers with respect to hydraulic requirements, pump efficiency, and geometry. Tailored solutions with diverse materials such as aluminum, stainless steel and plastic are evaluated in design drafts and calculations and the best solution according to engineering and cost-efficiency criteria is developed for series production. In computer monitored test laboratories, the most extreme conditions in the daily operation of a coolant pump are reproduced to ensure full reliability of function.
Since Pierburg Pump Technology is one of the leading oil pump suppliers on the market, they can also offer their customers complete solutions at the lowest cost. An example of this is an oil-coolant pump module. It is a module for the engine, which integrates the oil and coolant pump with all its neces sary connections and seals. It can be installed on the engine very easily and thus also cost-effectively.
Pierburg® was founded in 1909 as a steel trader in Berlin, and in 1928 it commenced with the production of carburetors. In 1986, Pierburg was taken over by the Rheinmetall Group and in 1998 merged with Kolbenschmidt to form Kolbenschmidt Pierburg AG. As in the past, nowadays, too, Pierburg is actively shaping the future of the automobile. It offers high-technology solutions: on-demand controlled electric coolant pumps, DC-motor driven exhaust gas recirculation systems, divert-air valves, as well as many different versions of drive modules. All these Pierburg developments help create an economically and ecologically balanced automobile.